A spinning sprinkler head throwing a ring of water droplets

Sprinkler Repair

Find the Problem. Fix It. Stop Wasting Water.

A small leak or a stuck valve can quietly run up your water bill and damage your lawn. Tell us what you are seeing and we will track it down.

Atlanta: (404) 555-0100  |  Gulf Shores: (251) 555-0100

$50 Off Your First Repair

We are so confident you will call us back that we take $50 off your first repair.

For first-time repair customers. The $50 comes off the repair charge only and does not apply to the service charge or other work.

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Common Repairs

  • Broken or clogged sprinkler heads
  • Leaking pipes and valves
  • Zones that will not turn on or will not shut off
  • Dry spots and overwatered areas
  • Controller and wiring problems

How It Works

  1. Tell us what you are seeing. Call or send a request.
  2. We find the cause. Then we explain what needs fixing.
  3. You approve the price. We make the repair and test the system.

Small Problems Waste Real Water

A system can look fine from the driveway and still waste water every time it runs. Fixing leaks and broken or misaligned heads is one of the most direct ways to save.

  • Misting heads often mean the pressure is too high, and fine mist drifts away on the wind.
  • Water on the sidewalk or driveway means a head is out of line and watering concrete.
  • Soggy spots can point to a leak, a stuck valve or a zone that runs too long.
  • Dry patches usually mean uneven coverage, so more run time only waters the rest of the lawn too much.
A sprinkler head spraying over a lawn edge and wetting the sidewalk

Common Questions

How much does a repair cost?

It depends on what we find. We explain what needs fixing and you approve the price before we make the repair.

How does the $50 off work?

It is for first-time repair customers. The $50 comes off the repair charge only, not the service charge or other work.

What should I do if a zone will not shut off?

Turn off the water supply to your irrigation system if you know where it is, then call the crew in your area.

Why is one part of my yard always soggy?

It could be a leak, a stuck valve, a zone that runs too long or a drainage problem. Our soggy spots guide helps you narrow it down.

Get Your System Working Again

Call the crew in your area or send a quick request.

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